Andruw Jones inexplicably stopped being a productive everyday player at age 29, but was in the majors so young and was so good throughout his twenties that yesterday’s homer was still the 400th of his career.
For most players reaching 400 homers midway through their age-33 season would start talk of whether they can get to 500 or perhaps even 600 by the time they’re done, but in Jones’ case he might be lucky to get to 450.
With that said, he’s now just one of five players in baseball history who’ve hit 400 or more homers while playing center field in at least two-thirds of their games:

His epic collapse upon turning 30 really complicates the matter, but Jones was clearly on a Hall of Fame path through age 29. Even now he’s a 10-time Gold Glove winner with the fifth-most homers of all time by a center fielder, which certainly looks like the opening line of a Hall of Fame resume.

Harvey, 29, spent 2018 with the Mets and Reds, posting an aggregate 4.94 ERA with a 131/37 K/BB ratio in 155 innings. He started off poorly with the Mets, so they traded him to the Reds in early May. He pitched much better in Cincinnati.

Harvey should have a spot secured at the back of the Angels’ rotation, but health and performance can always change that leading up to Opening Day.